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A rogue chunk of debris that orbited Earth far beyond the Moon is making a homecoming on November 13th, astronomers have concluded. WT1190F is one to two meters in length and probably hollow, but beyond that, we have no idea WTF the aptly-named space garbage is.
Much, if not all of WT1190F will burn up in orbit around 06:19 GMT on November 13th. Any remaining fragments will splash into the Indian Ocean just south of Sri Lanka, so if you were planning a fishing outing on that very day, maybe reschedule. The event will go unnoticed by most of the world, but the astronomers who track near-Earth objects are all in a tizzy over it. WT1190F’s atmospheric re-entry is a rare opportunity for scientists to study how incoming objects interact with our atmosphere. It’s also giving astronomers the chance to test-drive a coordinated network they’ve put in place for occasions when more dangerous space objects comes a-knockin’.
Could this event be that prophecy coming true?
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: lostbook
Could this event be that prophecy coming true?
No.
The prophecy was actually talking about Skylab...which was actually a dwelling place. As opposed to this piece of space trash, which is not, unless very small people dwell in it.
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originally posted by: NewzNose
a reply to: Phage
LOL@ "the prophecy was actually talking about Skylab".
You say this like it is absolute and without question and you couldn't possibly be wrong.
originally posted by: eriktheawful
a reply to: peppycat
You are aware that every single thing here on Earth (and that we've put out into space) came from space in the first place, right?
Every single molecule of every element that is naturally found here on Earth came from the very first stars that formed in the early universe.
originally posted by: lostbook
Got some fresh doom-porn for the ATS crowd....! Well, Doom and Gloom depending on how you look at it. According to Astronomers, a rogue chunk known as WT1190F which is about 2 meters high and orbits Earth far beyond the Moon is on a collision course with Earth. Astronomers aren't exactly sure what it is but seem pretty certain that whatever doesn't burn up in the atmosphere will crash in the Indian Ocean. Interesting.....
A rogue chunk of debris that orbited Earth far beyond the Moon is making a homecoming on November 13th, astronomers have concluded. WT1190F is one to two meters in length and probably hollow, but beyond that, we have no idea WTF the aptly-named space garbage is.
Much, if not all of WT1190F will burn up in orbit around 06:19 GMT on November 13th. Any remaining fragments will splash into the Indian Ocean just south of Sri Lanka, so if you were planning a fishing outing on that very day, maybe reschedule. The event will go unnoticed by most of the world, but the astronomers who track near-Earth objects are all in a tizzy over it. WT1190F’s atmospheric re-entry is a rare opportunity for scientists to study how incoming objects interact with our atmosphere. It’s also giving astronomers the chance to test-drive a coordinated network they’ve put in place for occasions when more dangerous space objects comes a-knockin’.
This interests me because it reminds me of a Hopi prophecy about a heavenly place crashing to Earth.
""And this is the Ninth and Last Sign: You will hear of a dwelling-place in the heavens, above the earth, that shall fall with a great crash. It will appear as a blue star. Very soon after this, the ceremonies of my people will cease."
Could this event be that prophecy coming true? What says ATS?
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